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Resources are designed to provide practical experience and career guidance.
Students interested in homeland security careers by aligning their skills with job opportunities through the SkillsMatch tool and offering valuable mentorships, internships, and public service job connections. These resources are designed to provide practical experience and career guidance, enhancing students' competitiveness in the field.
Students with an interest in homeland security jobs and related skills can use the CSUDH Workforce Integration Network (WIN) to connect their abilities with relevant career opportunities. The platform's SkillsMatch tool offers tailored career and educational recommendations, while experiential learning opportunities such as internships and apprenticeships help students gain practical experience in the field, making them more competitive for homeland security roles.
The CSU Public Sector Alliance connects jobseekers to public service jobs. PSA pursues this by building partnerships between colleges and universities and local, state, and federal government, and catalyzing innovative strategies that aim to strengthen the public sector talent pipeline.
We provide numerous mentorship opportunities for students interested in pursuing careers in homeland security, including:
Mentoring relationships require time, commitment, and clear plans of action. These opportunities can lead to internships and apprenticeships in the field.
Connect with the CBAPP Internship Advisor, Tanya Cook at tcook@csudh.edu for more information on our offerings.
Hours
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday, closed
Contact
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(310) 243-3977